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Overview Speakerinnen construction sites #216

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zaziemo opened this issue Mar 11, 2014 · 22 comments
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Overview Speakerinnen construction sites #216

zaziemo opened this issue Mar 11, 2014 · 22 comments

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@zaziemo
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zaziemo commented Mar 11, 2014

Why this?

If you want to contribute, you can get an overview over the open issues. We are happy to answer your questions if you consider to help. All the issues have a link to their specification. If you want to work on an issue feel free to assign yourself.

! current bugs

1. topics, tags and references

2. tests

3. separate pages

4. performance and security

5. design and styling

6. translations

7. usability

8. search

9. features

10. other

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@svenfuchs
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@zaziemo perfect use of GitHub todo lists :) you've real got the hang of this.

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zaziemo commented Mar 12, 2014

@svenfuchs thanks ;) Do you think that is a good starting point to guide people who want to help us?

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@zaziemo it is! you could link to it in the readme, in blog posts or on twitter.

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carlad commented Nov 10, 2014

hey @zaziemo i could work on:

#225 separate page for "news"
#269 footer should be on every site

and

#215 add tests for the admin unpublish and publish method
#245 add unit test: tags forced lowercase for already existing tags

??

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zaziemo commented Nov 10, 2014

@carlad great! I would be cool it if you'd work on #269 ;) If we are lucky we will fix the staging/master thing today and you can create your own feature branch derived from master.

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carlad commented Nov 11, 2014

Cool. Did you fix the staging/master problem?

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zaziemo commented Nov 11, 2014

@carlad no not yet :( But it will be fine if you work on master.

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carlad commented Nov 11, 2014

Alles klar. I will pull from master but create my own 'footer' branch.

A couple of questions:
When you say 'every site' do you mean every language version of the website?
What do you want the footer to contain?

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zaziemo commented Nov 12, 2014

@carlad I will answer that in #269

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@zaziemo, Hi! Your project seems very interesting. Me and my teammate @Neethusajeevan could work on:
#192 Content Localisation
#249 assigning tags to localisation
#201 alphabetical order of topics

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zaziemo commented Apr 9, 2015

Hey @pohameera, that's great! Are you planning to apply for Rails Girls Summer of Code: rails-girls-summer-of-code/projects#14?

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Yes, we are applying for Rails Summer of Code. We are interested in doing
your project for RSoC. So it would be great if you mentor us. We would like
to know how we can contribute to the project. We actually thought that we
can start off with localisation of contents but we need your help and
guidance on what exactly we need to do, Awaiting for your suggestions,

Thanks,
Ameera

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Hey @pohameera https://github.com/pohameera, that's great! Are you
planning to apply for Rails Girls Summer of Code:
rails-girls-summer-of-code/projects#14
rails-girls-summer-of-code/projects#14?


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zaziemo commented Apr 10, 2015

Hey @pohameera, wonderful!
Concerning the content localization: that's really a big and important issue. That was part of the project of last summer of code's team and they finally decided to focus on other things (see their blog post that is linked in the issue). It would be great to think it over again: currently we have no clear concept of handling variable content that is provided by the speakers themselves in multiple languages - especially the tags. Right now we have more than 3000 tags in different languages. Some things are in progress right now that help in other segments of the problem: advanced search and new speaker profile editing. How we will proceed with content localization is also dependent on what we can cover with these improvements.
Long story short: this is a highly interesting issue, but right now I can't specify what should be done exactly. But I would highly appreciated working and discussing a concept with you.

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If you use labels on the issues they might be found more easy. One thing we do to collect issues for http://rubyissues.ongoodbits.com is to filter all ruby related issues from GitHub by labels.

So, if you have a label documentation, beginner, feature, bug we can find them this way :)

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zaziemo commented Aug 27, 2015

@robinboening yeah, thanks! That's a good idea. We'll implement that in the next days :)

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I've got a real itch in my fingers when I see some of the code, but I'm not sure whether it's wise to do a huge pull request...

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tyranja commented Sep 29, 2015

How about working step by step? Just pick one topic at a time, make a small pull request and write your motivation behind it as comment. That way its easier for us to comprehend. 👍 Its great that you found the time to look trough the code. 😃

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zaziemo commented Sep 30, 2015

@nerdinand hehe ;) but what @tyranja says.

@ramyaravindranath
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Hi @tyranja I and my team mate are planning to work on Speakerinnen this year at RSOC. The concept looks very interesting and it also involves rails. As we both are very keen on learning rails, this would a great opportunity for us. Could you please let me know what is the eligibility criteria for applying? I would also like to get in touch with people who had worked last year to know more about their learning experience and also about the application process? Could you please help me on this?

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Hello. Just wanted to know whether there's an active maintainer for this project. I'd like to tackle some issues and update some docs as well.

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tyranja commented Sep 30, 2016

Hello @cesc1989, Yes, we ( @zaziemo and me ) are the maintainers of that project. What exactly do you want to work on? And how did you find that project?

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It is good to know, @tyranja :)

I found this project following the beginner label from a search in the github search bar.

Regarding the issues, ATM I'd like to work in:

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